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In other words, in the fight at the cathedral, Joker barely puts up a fight against Batman. I understand that Batman is physically and combat-wise superior to him. But was Joker a fighter?

Is Jack Napier a wrestler?

I have two questions. If Angel had fought Robin Wood instead of Spike, how would he have reacted? The gypsies gave Angelus his soul so he would suffer for his actions, but how could they have known that the soul would cause him harm? I mean, in that universe, people like Warren, Holland Manners, or Caleb have souls and do horrible things; how did they know that man would have a conscience?

Of all the women Lex has been involved with, his relationship with Lana was the one that could have brought him peace and happiness. She was the woman who approached Lex not for money but for affection, and yet he treated her the worst. It could have been that relationship that saved Lex from his darkness.

As we all know, Conan is a young detective who enjoys detective novels. Baritsu is the martial art practiced by Sherlock Holmes. Do you think it's the right martial art for Conan? Or which one should he practice?

Let's suppose the other characters discover Conan's identity. How would they react?

As we all know, Lana's relationship with Lex ended with a fake pregnancy and Lana's hatred for him. The question I ask you is: Was Lana a victim of herself or of Lex Luthor? Remember that both Chloe and Clark told her not to get involved with Lex. She saw things like Bronson being infected, when Lex didn't tell her about the cameras or the migrant workers. It wasn't until the fake pregnancy that she saw Lex for who he really was. Was Lana a victim of herself or of Lex Luthor?

In other words, Indiana Jones is a man with a double life. We have Dr. Jones, wearing glasses and a suit, who is a university professor, a cultured man from high society. Zorro is Diego de la Vega, also a cultured man from high society. Both wear suits and expensive clothes.

Indiana, or Indy, is the name he goes by when he lives his adventures; he changes his suit for a leather jacket, hat, and boots. Diego, when he is Zorro, wears a hat, a mask, and other different clothes.

Both Jones and De la Vega are men who have received military training.

Both use the environment to fight their opponents. For example, in one scene, Diego's successor uses cannonballs to fight a strong giant. In Indiana Jones, Jones often faces muscular giants and uses dirty tricks to win. Another element is the whip, along with the weapons of the time. Jones uses a whip and a revolver (which is the weapon of the time) and Diego uses a whip and a sword (the weapon of the time).

Within the Detective Conan universe. Is Ran the best fighter/martial artist?

I think there's a consensus that Joker's plan was to poison the population with the balloons during the parade, and he was carrying that huge gun as a weapon in case Batman showed up.

But then the idea of ​​climbing the cathedral seems to have come about spontaneously. He runs into Vicky and the idea to go up the cathedral occurs to him. To the point that he tells his thugs, "I'll need transportation to the cathedral," meaning his thugs didn't know their boss was going to climb the cathedral. Another detail is that Joker says he'll need five minutes to get the transportation, and then after looking at the cathedral, he asks for ten. And of those ten minutes, he has a few minutes to spare, which suggests that Joker didn't know how long it would take him to climb the cathedral and therefore had never been up there before.

But the strange thing is that the thugs were already there, which is odd because it seems like the decision to climb was spontaneous. Did Joker plan to climb the cathedral?